Protect Your Brand and Run a Better Business

When you think about what your company has at stake is it really worth leave the reputation and fate of your company in the hands of your others? If you are running your company without compliance software or trying to save money by using inadequate audit software then that is exactly what you are doing. The fact of the matter is, depending on your industry you may have no choice. With the proper compliance software you can take some of the risk out of your organisation operations, protect your assets and your brand, and run a better business. One of the primary objectives of audit, risk and compliance software is to ensure that your standards are maintained. This means you need a compliance software tool that is integrated with your systems and gives you the necessary tools to conduct audits, take corrective action, and deal with noncompliance issues.

You have several choices when it comes to implementing an audit software solution. you can use the legacy system that you already have in place you organically develop a new system you can purchase a tool that has been tested and put through its paces

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HP EliteBook 2740p

HP's tablet PCs are known for their strong build and reliability. With the EliteBook 2740p, HP have released an update to their older EliteBook 2730p line. The tablets have been updated to incorporate new Intel Core i5 and i7 processors, to bring them up to speed with recent application advancements in the last two years (including the release of Windows 7, which comes as standard on the tablet). It now also comes as standard with 4GB of onboard memory, however, the modularity of the tablet makes it easy to upgrade components if required, and the 2740p can take up to 8GB of RAM. HP also offer packages with Solid State Drives, of up to 160GB, so gone are the days of loading signs and waiting minutes for a document to open. Overall, the tablet certainly isn't anything ground-breaking, however HP can't be faulted for building on an already successful design. This is definitely a tablet up there with the best, so if you haven't invested in one of their previous iterations of the model, the EliteBook 2740p is one you should look in to. HTC HD mini With the overwhelmingly positive response from consumers for the Touch HD2, HTC has responded to feedback by releasing the HTC HD mini - basically a HD2 but in a smaller package. The phone is about the size of the old HTC Touch, which could easily fit into the palm of your hand. It retains all of the functional features of the HD2, including the very nice 5mp camera, however, with the miniaturization come some compromises. Namely, the processor has been downsized from 1Ghz to 600Mhz, the amount of onboard RAM has been decreased a bit, and the screen is slightly smaller. Despite this, there are some extremely nice improvements over the HD2. The main one would be the capacitive touch screen (as opposed to the resistive touch screen of the HD2) - a first in the HTC line, for a phone running Windows Mobile! This means that a stylus is no longer required to operate the phone, and you do not have to risk scratching the screen from putting pressure on it. The battery life and talk time has also been increased slightly, due to less power consumption from the smaller screen and processor. If you loved the HD or the HD2, the HD mini will certainly be one that should be on your short list. Note, however, that it is currently only available in European and Asian markets, though there are plans to release it to the US in the near future.

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